Keanu Reeves Shops at Whole Foods As Charity Gala He Was Supposed to 'Host' Rages On
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Isn’t there a classic storyline in sitcoms where the nerd, who is throwing their first party, lies about the cool kids coming so their crush will roll through? (Or am I papering over my somewhat lacking knowledge of sitcoms with my own high school experiences?)
Regardless, the “Global Charity Initiative,” which is absolutely a real thing that takes real money from real human people, held a gala at the Beverly Hilton this week. The organization has a strange mission: “Eradicate poverty on a global scale by empowering people to change their lives, primarily by achieving a shift in mindset.” In layman terms: If you just shift your perspective, you won’t be poor anymore. (Huh, poor people have surely never that before.) The event was also supposed to have been hosted by Keanu Reeves—who had no idea, or didn’t care. Same, Keanu!
Page Six reports that tickets were sold to guests that advertised a special appearance from Twitter’s boyfriend, who was also set to be honored at the event. On social media with the “garbled” tagline: “Join some Hollywood finest actors like Chadwick Bosman [sic] and Keanu humble and lover humanity supporting GCI to eradicate poverty.”
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